Come by Chance is a higher end boutique of furniture and home decor, and we had a nice time…read moreperusing their selection. Their marble tables and their platters were beautiful! Staff were friendly and allowed patrons to look around in a comfortable setting. +pretty dishware +friendly staff

Lots of boutique shops in this town, and this one is just a tiny more upscale than most. Really…read morelovely smelling candles, dinner ware and deco. I loved the paintings on the walls with the hues of the water. Some of the furniture looked like it belonged to a Diane Keaton movie - if you know what I mean, you know.

Incredible!!!! Every first Friday of month live band and complimentary beer and vino!!!! So…read morewelcoming. Dog friendly.

Had to give at least one, but absolutely zero stars. Management is horrific. My mother purchased a…read moreneon sign from them. The price was ridiculous to begin with, but she really wanted it for our pool house and it was a fabulous find. The owner said they would deliver it and such, so we were super pleased with them. However, my mother returned to the store about a month later--so this past week--to do some more shopping with our family friends. A woman, who I assume is the owner, noticed our family friend showing the sign to her daughter. The owner walked over to them and started discussing who purchased it--so, my mother. The woman apparently was calling my mother a "crazy" woman, she had told her partner (?unsure of the relationship between the two) to throw out a ridiculous price with the hopes of deterring my mother from purchasing the item. The reason for it being because they didn't want to sell it yet. Low and behold, my mother is standing right there, listening to this woman bad-mouth her, call her names, and other horrific items. I am pleased to say my mother defended herself and her purchase, which I'm sure gave her some sense of victory. At the end of the day. This is a great store. The management, however, could care less about their customers--to the point that they go out of their way to speak unbelievably poorly about them. Thankfully, my mother was standing right there. Suggestions? First of all, tell someone something isn't for sale if you do not want to sell it. It is a geographic area that houses many wealth individuals that will pay those prices for items they truly want. Secondly, the customer should be your main priority. If you are upset because a customer bought something from your store that YOU GAVE THEM A QUOTE ON, then there is a real issue that needs to be addressed--personally and for the store. If you are going out of your way to speak poorly of a loyal customer, then that is a sure fire way to receive reviews such as mine. Like I said, great store, plenty of great pieces. However, that aspect is completely minimized if management is horrific. Do better. Me and my family are appalled.

American/Holiday was a surprise find in the St. Michael's area, as their 2nd location in Georgetown…read moreclosed years ago. This store is large and spacious, featuring local artists, cute ducks and hand-knitted sweaters, furniture, decor, and apparel. Staff are friendly, but a little pushy. They have a great sales/clearance section for seasonal items, so stock up! +cute ducks and sweaters +local artist features +sales/clearance items +slightly pushy staff

Bottom Line: Fun and funky decor, clothing and gifts located inside an old bank…read more What I like about American Holiday is that it is unique and stays on-brand. Upon entering I felt like I had been in the store before . . . and I had, in its old Georgetown location. That must have been quite awhile ago because American Holiday has since relocated to an Old Bank in Saint Michael's. The store has a dark, cozy and expensive boutique feel to it although many of the items seem reasonably priced. I love the quirkiness of the faux-taxidermied stuffed bear heads, ohh, only if I was cool enough to hang one of those whimsical, grizzlies in my house. We looked at some of the games and knick-knacks and I thought seeing the old, albeit not that old, bank vault was cool. The old night deposit is still there too.

Hey Guys!...Listen Up!...Awesome girly store for my wife while I grab a beer down the street!read more

Cutest little shop! Beach soap smells just like the beach and wow it feels like butter!read more

Bottom Line: A historic home full of antiques, vintage-inspired items, home decor, jewelry and…read moremore. My husband I wandered into Sea Captain's Cottage to explore this two-story treasure chest. We enjoyed roaming from room to room between the two floors checking out the eclectic merchandise. Some items were antiques and other were inspired from the past. I'm also perpetually on the hunt for items related to Chesapeake Bay heritage and there was plenty of that at Sea Captain's Cottage. We spent quite a bit of time checking out this delightful store and enjoyed our experience.

I don't enjoy shopping and only do so when I absolutely need something so it was extra special that…read moreI found a winter coat in this summer coastal town. I've always wanted a puffer jacket! Found on a sale rack boasting "25% Off!" the medium men's blue coat was meant to be mine. Roomy and warm for the upcoming winter, stylish and comfortable. What a find! My partner opted for an entire outfit based on sailing. :) Amy was helpful and friendly, helping us find just what we needed and wanted.

Bottom Line: Large clothing store with nice displays and quality brands…read more Chesapeake Bay Outfitters is a rather large clothing store that offers casual attire for men and women including shoes. They also carry some home décor items. For the most part I eyed up women's clothing and shoes from brands that I often see at Nordstrom like Nic + Zoe, Uggs, Sofft and Olukai. They also had a lot of cashmere sweaters so I spent a fair amount of time perusing the variety. My husband and I also checked out shirts from Chesapeake Bay Outfitters' own line, Rising Tide, which had a terrific feel to them. The store was organized and had great displays. I'm sorry that the reviews for this lovely store aren't better. We didn't have any awful customer service experiences but I will say no one greeted us or acknowledged us which is never good in a retail situation. In most other shops in Saint Michaels the staff were welcoming, friendly and chatty.

Love everything about Bountiful Home. The selections are amazing and the entire staff, including…read morethe delivery crew, is knowledgeable, friendly and attentive. I cannot say enough about Sydney and Barbara! Their expertise, guidance and patience in helping me put together an amazing look for my new home will always be cherished.

The staff is friendly and attentive. The treasures inside are worth seeing. I like their collection…read moreof books. This building is the best eye candy on Rt. 50 in Easton. I love the name. I love the blue. What I don't love is the abandoned, dilapidated gas station remnants adjacent to Bountiful. Can we put a boldly beautiful and bountiful garden there? I'll be happy to help make this happen, Mr. Merida.

I have made numerous furniture purchases and artwork from this beautifully designed shop. It is by…read morefar the best in the area. The owners have excellent taste and creative styles. They will deliver as much decorating advice as you desire. The owners and staff are friendly, knowledgeable and make extra efforts to ensure that you are happy with your purchases.

Absolutely gorgeous store run by lovely people. I have also lucked out and gotten amazing jewelry…read morehere. A perfect place for your home and for gifts!

Cute little shop with local artist gifts. Adorable children's books and very nice and expensive…read moreclothing. Out of my price range but worth perusing. Nice service. Nice selection of books for all ages, too. I miss brick and mortar bookstores so this was a treat.

We visited some friends in St. Michaels last weekend and did some shopping on Talbot Street,…read moreincluding at Chesapeake Trading Company. It's one of those stores that does its best to defy categorization, but they sell great women's clothing, jewelry, books, home goods, home decor, and more. I was inside for no more than 10 minutes and walked out with a fancy candle, a sweater, and a book. It's a charming shop. I'm sure I'd buy quite a bit here if I lived in St. Michaels. Stop by and check it out!

This charming shop is about 1/4 mile from The Inn at St Michaels. If you have mobility issues, it…read moremight be challenging navigating stairs and small rooms. There is something for everyone. There are beautiful themed trees (cooking, food, western, boating, pets, brides & much more) and multiple items related to Christmas. The average price is $3.50 to $22.00. I had to focus on gifts or I could have purchased all the farm related ornaments. The upstairs area has Halloween and sale items. The water/boating related items are especially cute. The staff will wrap your ornaments in tissue paper and put them in a box.

If I worked here I would play Christmas music all day every day and I really think no one would say…read moreanything to me! Aside from that, this store much like any other that is a Christmas decor spot, was super cute:) The ladies who are running the shop were very friendly and were constantly asking if my hubby and I were okay and or had any questions. I landed on getting my daughter a bacon Christmas ornament. Super cute, and since she is obsessed with Bacon it was perfect! There are so many options I literally looked at every single Christmas tree they had set up. I think overall I was more impressed with the time and energy that goes into setting up each specific theme Christmas tree. The best example is the one that I took a picture of lt was a junk foodies delight. There was also a white one that was a nautical theme , very very cool. The store is very well organized and laid out perfectly. if I'm ever in this area again I will definitely be back.